Sentence examples for beyond interpreting from inspiring English sources

Demographers make much of white flight – the movement of white Britons from the inner cities to the suburbs and beyond – interpreting its meaning and consequences.

However, when some parties assume bad faith on my part or on the part of other fans, when people assume I have an agenda beyond interpreting this show the same way that I'd interpret "Mad Men" or "Game of Thrones," that's when things begin to spin out of control.

Supporters of capitalism believe that philosophers should not go beyond interpreting the world, and that the organized society should not establish any policies shaping the future, that the progress should be whatever happens as a sum of the uncoerced actions of individuals.

This is another instance where the CAFC went far beyond merely interpreting the patent statute in order to benefit patentees and harm the public.

Navigators at Urban Hospital Breast Clinic are not specifically asked to provide health education beyond explaining and interpreting information delivered by providers.

We're still figuring out Steidl-Miles as we go along but, for me it's about not just working as a designer, but to be reading and interpreting work beyond how it is on the page".

When it vacated the initial opinion, the United States court said it was concerned that the Florida court might have gone beyond its role of interpreting laws and created something new when it extended the deadlines, in possible violation of federal law prohibiting changing a state's election law after Election Day.

The aim of this study was to demonstrate a multi-modal and interdisciplinary approach to analysing and interpreting coins beyond the applications currently used in museums and numismatic collections.

Although there was some reference to data distribution features such as the range and most frequent values, it appeared that interpreting representations beyond a literal reading (cf. Curcio, 2010) was a new experience for the students and that more attention is required here, especially given young students' competence in generating a range of representational types (English, 2013).

Chapter four, "A Circle within a Circle: The Neo-Pagan Community", looks at the wider community beyond the coven structure, interpreting it through theoretical ideas about community in late modernity.

According to Weber's theses, social research cannot be fully inductive or descriptive, because understanding some phenomenon implies that the researcher must go beyond mere description and interpret it; interpretation requires classification according to abstract "ideal (pure) types".